In 1963 Newcastle was beaten by New Zealand but from then until 1965 the team won 15 consecutive matches, including wins in three Country Championships and wins against South Africa 27-17, and France 16-14, as well as the victories in the State Cup.
This followed selection for an England U21 tour of South Africa and an impressive start to the 2002 season with Whitehaven.
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He was named in the South African team for the 2013 Rugby League World Cup Qualifiers.
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After a Challenge Cup tie against St Helens, his play on the wing was compared by BBC commentator Ray French to Saints' South African wing of the 1960s, Tom van Vollenhoven.